The US Air Force’s Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile has commenced its flight-test phase in Australia. This program has faced delays, prompting a reduction in overall testing plans to adhere to schedules. Developed alongside the Royal Australian Air Force, it aims for rapid acquisition decisions by 2027. India’s hypersonic ambitions are also advancing, recently highlighted by successful testing of a scramjet vehicle. The US Air Force’s Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile has commenced its flight-test phase in Australia. This program has faced delays, prompting a reduction in overall testing plans to adhere to schedules. Developed alongside the Royal Australian Air Force, it aims for rapid acquisition decisions by 2027. India’s hypersonic ambitions are also advancing, recently highlighted by successful testing of a scramjet vehicle.
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